New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10

In state bonds Tcnme-ses settlement 3s easy 81
72li and Norh caro- ina special taxes were of =. al j."
Tn. market for railroad bonds was dull. hut there -
a good dsmaud for nrst-clsss issues which we'll
known But essd bonds that ara less known NAV be
freely offered without meeung purchasers Hence INC
Minneapolis AND - Louis hrsis per cent gold bonds o
Iowa -Xtsn,ion due IN 10 - which were issued ~ The
rate Of $4,000 psr mile have boon offered down ir"n
above 100 lO7 uithaut attracting attention The net
revenue OF the company lat year vas $''r-'-'
while the interest on all KS first morts"sr'
we're steady at 97lsa95.- canada sou'lcrn nr'tS
were strong log ana seconds soil s9i D. West ,a"r,
Is were firm AT lol - Ncw-Jersey central - sold At
1917. Lake. Eiic and Nestern - were strong
at 1903 dlo54. Missouri. Kansas and eHa, General -,
"a dswn 10 90 aud closed al 90 and the - s't
down 10 60 closn. AZ 81 Atlantic AMI raeh' income.
SolA At 259a25. Louisville AMI Ns'hville S'haierd
30 sold to lO>- and the 2Jear debehtures sold A.
OF unlisted securities dealt in At the stock Exchange
cotton seed Oh certificates sold l2,sO0l at 3pG -
3pia Georgia Pac nc r.t~ 'oJp a. lO'9. II Paul
Chicago tas Trust flOll Al 3 i2 CHICAGO and Atlantic
Beneficiary tjoOi a G0Giz. PhcrN Mining Nonl ~ 30
cents and security Milling and Mining f'o al 81 Lad
This wa. Frldar and vet tho highest rate for mo.cy
per the -tock Exchange the common rtic
per cent aud ths offerings Al the close were al
inc -nh-Treasury was debtor to the Clearing House
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me bushes. Of the subTreasury FOR the ending
tonight includes receipts OF s1,2|l5sI AMI way cns OF
,S.235olO. leaving the general bal"ne" sl'2,' 7lul
against Sl6 $50 November - showing an apparent
loss OF S9o9.i23 but dedneting trss Lns tee.Ip.s
2-O.OOO and from he payments Hl67iooo ior itsns
General Treasury loss Affecting the hAnA7 Il
~5G5 1913 this lncudss receipts or >~o'o ~ Tor *
change on New-(rcaus It lOus, etc. To days olrfd
tons covered: Receipts, 500 ,o'I; payments, - ,i7
j5l; currency balance, Sl0AJ72@i; com balance
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The Clearing House statement today j. ~ follows;
Exchanges. 500. so - balances. @i.ll3.--l
The United states Treasury at Na-llngsk received
today 500, 900 National bank notes ier rcieinltsh
The custom receipts were >ioiuOp. and the lntern'
revanue receipts were e3b1.i"l
Tue foreign exchanges dun and barely steady ~
ou.tatiens for bushes. follow. Bankers bills. - : 4
= L, lanv md .
- AMI T. - Tor francs 9is and - Orreenndl~s
10 and 4Ois for guilier%
I'm London British consOls were srsng and closed a
lOl II 10 and lOl74 respectively Tor money ana ac
count Bar silver Id lower al ! l-l6L per ounce
English standard American ran ways were re-ron Fo
10 the changes tho hone markets. but quotations rh
All tn. time higher than tho equivalent OF nome
concurrent gurr Al Paris FrcRch per cents rose .
- Gj and sight exchange oil L"nlon was up To -'.''
francs 10 the !. .
T. J. ds Pcvsicr. W. ". Hartman and l.. T.. llafts,
horne comprising the defence coHmiiter ~ hc second
n.rtgagc besdhOdcI-,in another column advcrir Why
In the 10 opnlon The first MORTGAGE b"ndheiers o. me
main line and Louis divisions o. the WABASH Railway
CoApauy should consent 10 the plan Of the fuichas
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